VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Robredo did not say motorcycle riders should sit back-to-back
She in fact disowned the quote in a post on Aug. 4.
She in fact disowned the quote in a post on Aug. 4.
Shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in the Philippines, a volcano about 31 miles south of Manila erupted on a quiet Sunday afternoon in January 2020, after 47 years of fitful rest. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) immediately raised risk levels and informed the public of a moderate level of volcanic activity. When the volcano’s ash explosions became stronger, the organization warned “of imminent hazardous eruption.” The government immediately undertook forced evacuation of thousands of families from the volcano island and villages surrounding Taal lake, as it declared those ashfall-covered areas surrounding the volcano as no man’s land.
Apat na buwan na mula nang ipinag-utos ng gobyerno ang pagsusuot ng mga face mask sa labas ng mga tirahan para mabawasan ang paghawa ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), pero ilang mga opisyal ay nagbibigay pa rin ng maling payo kung paano gamitin ang pang takip na proteksiyon.
Apat na buwan na mula nang ipinag-utos ng gobyerno ang pagsusuot ng mga face mask sa labas ng mga tirahan para mabawasan ang paghawa ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), pero ilang mga opisyal ay nagbibigay pa rin ng maling payo kung paano gamitin ang pang takip na proteksiyon.
It has been four months since the government mandated the wearing of face masks outside residences to lessen the transmission of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), yet some officials still give wrong advice on how to use the protective cover.
No evidence of how the attendees were confirmed to be positive was mentioned in the video.
This has been debunked by the Department of Health. It has also been fact-checked in six continents.
No study proving the virus could stay in the air for eight hours was mentioned by the WHO in any of its releases.
The almost daily accounts of arrivals of returning Filipino workers read like happy events –homecomings that signal the end of an ordeal at the time of COVID-19. These have been published by the Philippines’ department of foreign affairs, which has been leading these repatriation efforts since early 2020.
Emerson’s last memory of the world before COVID-19 was a night in Honolulu in Hawaii, sometime early March 2020. The cruise ship where he works as an entertainment technician docked there overnight, allowing him and his fellow employees some time off.